I’ve seen some grand delusions in my time, but none have been more out of touch with the direction the world is headed than the utter dreams of total control concocted by the World Economic Forum, which has no clue about what comes next.

Dividing the regions of conflict in the world, I see the following:

1. U.S.A./CHINA is about global geopolitical supremacy: who writes the rulebook for the 21^st century, dictates terms, leads policy, and shapes the planet.
2. Taiwan/China is about a checkmate on the chip industry, the future of A.I., machine learning, super-computers, the race to space, and hypersonic missiles.
3. Europe/Russia is about a reset of the energy framework and East/West power dynamics.
4. The East and South China Seas are about trade routes and influence over commerce between India, Australia, South Korea, and China.

If you want interesting, it doesn’t get much more epic than this. Many of our existing models will be torn down with new ones being erected, and this clown at the WEF claims to have insight as to how this future will end up looking.

One basic overarching idea or theme is clear: our previous concept of globalization has ended.

China, which capitalized on the former blueprint to become the world’s manufacturer of choice by stealing patents, reverse-engineering, hacking, and bribing Western engineers to turn on their companies, has been caught.

Instead of admitting to the mistake with the Wuhan lab leak, they tried covering it up, allowing it to become a global pandemic. To this day, China, with its zero-tolerance COVID policies, is an example of what failed policy looks like.

In the interim, they’ve lost their status as a manufacturing hub. Thousands of companies are moving elsewhere, be it Vietnam, India, or even to domestic areas, something we thought we’d never see again.

MASSIVE opportunities will arise in the industries of product manufacturing, logistics, supply chains, and energy while a completely new way of doing business is now being birthed.

Dependence on China and Russia are DEAD. Therefore, the name of the game is diversified sources for your needs as a country and more reserves than ever, and that is an inflationary process since you’re dealing with a far more complex system.

Before the world can truly advance into this new economy, the old one needs to be crushed like terminal cancer, and that means LAYOFFS.

In the next few months, people you may know will see their lifestyles deteriorating and their standards of living ruined as they realize they’ve been living on the backs of the zero interest-rate policy, which is DEAD.

In this new economy, where there’s a shortage of labor at the entry-level bracket, we’ll see more inflation than before. For the first time in 30 years, American workers will be in demand.

There won’t be a single institutional portfolio that doesn’t have at least some inflation hedge, which is why we think silver is the metal to be in.

Once the word “recession” becomes official in mainstream outlets, watch as silver continues to explode upward and stocks form a bottom.

In a classic contrarian way, the more official the recession gets, the more Wall Street will pile into stocks again.

By June, it will be as official as a calendar.

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